Eccentric Flower Fairy Woodland Glitter & Pink Wedding Ideas -...

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I love the concept of this magnificent styled shoot.

An eccentric rustic woodland flower fairy feel for the day and by night a glitter fairy lights pink dip die party extravaganza. I mean why not create two different looks at your wedding if you can't decide? It is the best of both worlds.

There are so many wonderful ideas here folks. From make up and hair looks, to dresses, flowers and decor. Get those pinning fingers at the ready. Oh and just you wait until you see how cute the little ones are.

Thanks so much to Tiree Dawson Photography for sharing these images today, here is what Megan from Typical Type had to say about the shoot;

'The unpretentious, yet luxurious, venue of Askham Hall lends it's self for this wonderfully eccentric, flower fairy inspired styled shoot. Stunning flowers from Valerie Ann's Florist, delicate handmade dresses from Legend Bridal Design and a bevy of beautiful models made all the more stunning by Aimee Chorley Make Up and Katie Simpson Hair are all photographed by the tremendously talented Tiree Dawson photography who created a truly magical set of photos.By day we had a mossy, earthy, natural fairy accentuated by tweed from The Shepherdess and by night a pink, dip-dyed twinkly fairy, complimented by a dramatic ombre macaron tower from Medici Macarons and lighting from Typical Type. Nina Marika had the important and difficult task of tying the two themes together, cleverly done with a golden thread, and even though it was her first styled shoot she did an amazing job. Her background in design really shone through and demonstrated why brides should consider using a stylist to pull their ideas together. As we found, there are often different styles a bride may want to include in her day and having a team of experienced professionals can really help you make sense of it all.The purpose of this collaborative styled shoot was to gain some fabulous photos for our publicity, but the resulting photos seemed far too good to keep for ourselves.'